This is Part 5 of a six-part series on Healthcare in the Age of Personalization. In the opening article of this series, I introduced the age of personalization, how it’s connected to inclusion, why it is significant for healthcare, and why healthcare in particular can help point the way for all industries to lead in the age of personalization. I have written about this topic in the past, in a series on individuality in healthcare, and in this article about a co-design approach to cancer care. One recent example is our decision to launch a transformative supportive care project to train oncologists, nurses and other health care professionals to deliver City of Hope’s signature compassionate, holistic cancer care. Once again, I turn to Nancy Davidson, MD, executive director and president of Seattle Cancer Care Alliance.

Source: Forbes April 07, 2019 05:15 UTC